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No_ 

PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL 
CIPHER CODE. 

OF 

J. J. WILLIAMSON 

WOODBURY, GA. 


This Code is the property of J. J. Wflliamson and is to be 
returned to him on request. 


FOOTE & DAVIES CO., 


y, OA. 



Copyright 1916 
by 

J. J. Williamson 


SEP 18 1916 


©CI.A438399 




Abase . 

1 

Abate . 

2 

Abed . 

3 

Abide . 

4 

Above . 

5 

Abreast .... 

5-1/16 

Abroad . 

.5-1/8 

Abscess .... 

5-3/16 

Absent . 

5-1/4 

Abstain . 

5-5/16 

Abuse . 

5-3/8 

Accord . 

5-7/16 

Ace . 

5-1/2 

Acid . 

5-9/16 

Acrobat .... 

5-5/8 

Across . 

5-11/16 

Adept. 

5-3/4 

Adjoin . 

5-13/16 

Adopt . 

5-7/8 

Adore . 

5-15/16 

Adroit . 

6 

Advance .... 

6-1/16 

Advise . 

6-1/8 

Affair . 

6-3/16 

Affect . 

6-1/4 

Afoot . 

6-5/16 

Afraid . 

6-3/8 

Afresh . 

6-7/16 

After . 

6-1/2 

Agate . 

6-9/16 

Agrin . 

6-5/8 

Ahead . 

6-11/16 


Ai. 

Alarm . 

Alight . . 

Alley . 

Allude . 

Almond . ?-> 

Amulet . 7-3/lx. 

Andiron . 7-1/4 

Anew . 7-5/16 

Angle . 7-3/8 

Anneal. 7-7/16 

Annul . 7-1/2 

Anoint . 7-9/16 

Anon . 7-5/8 

Ant . 7-11/16 

Antedate ...... 7-3/4 

Appeal . 7-13/16 

Apply. 7-7/8 

Arise . 7-15/16 

Arrange . 8 

Array . 8-1/16 

Arson . 8-1/8 

Artichoke .... 8-3/16 

Ascend . ' 8-1/4 

Aside .- 8-5/16 

Asleep . 8-3/8 

Asperate ...... 8-7/16 

Asphalt . 8-1/2 

Assess . 8-9/16 

Assign . 8-5/8 

Assist . 8-11/16 


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' 

,8 

s-15/16 

9 

9-1/16 

,o'. 

9-1/8 

uger. 

9-3/16 

Avenue . 

9-1/4 

Avow . 

9-5/16 

Awake . 

9-3/8 

Aware . 

9-7/16 

Dab. 

9-1/2 

Dace . 

9-9/16 

Daddle. 

9-5/8 

Dado . 

9-11/16 

Daffodil . 

9-3/4 

Dainty . 

9-13/16 

Dairy . 

9-7/8 

Dally. 

9-15/16 

Dame . 

10 

Damp . 

10-1/16 

Damsel. 

10-1/8 

Dance 

10-3/16 

Dandelion ..... 

10-1/4 

Dander 

10-5/16 

Dandruff . 

10-3/8 

Danger . 

10-7/16 

Dare. 

10-1/2 

Dark . 

10-9/16 

Darnel . 

10-5/8 

Dart . 

10-11/16 


ontinued 

>ash. 10-3/4 

Dastard . 10-13/16 

Daub. 10-7/8 

Daunt. 10-15/16 

Davenport. 11 

Davit . 11-1/16 

Daw . 11-1/8 

Daze. 11-3/16 

Deacon. 11-1/4 

Deadly. 11-5/16 

Deaden. 11-3/8 * 

Deadness. 11-7/16 

Deal . 11-1/2 

Dean . 11-9/16 

Dearborn . 11-5/8 

Debar . 11-11/16 

Debase . 11-3/4 

Debate . 11-13/16 

Debauch . 11-7/8 

Debenture .... 11-15/16 

Debit . 12 

Decade . 12-1/16 

Decamp . 12-1/8 

Decant . 12-3/16 

Decapitate _ 12-1/4 

Decay . 12-5/16 

Decease . 12-3/8 

Decipher . 12-7/16 

Deck . 12-1/2 

Declaim . 12-9/16 

Declare . 12-5/8 

Decolor . 12-11/16 


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Decorate . 12-3/- 

Decoy . 12-13/lb 

Decree . 12-7/8 

Decry. 12-15/16 

Dedicate . 13 

Deduce. 13-1/16 

Deed . 13-1/8 

Deem . 13-3/16 

Deface . 13-1/4 

Defame . 13-5/16 

Default . 13-3/8 

Defeat.^ 13-7/16 

Defend . ' 13-1/2 

Defensive . 13-9/16 

Deference. 13-5/8 

Deficit .'.. 13-11/16 

Defile . 13-3/4 

Define . 13-13/16 

Deflect. 13-7/8 

Deforce . 13-15/16 

Deform . 14 

Defraud. 14-1/16 

Defray . 14-1/8 

Deft .. 14-3/16 

Defunct . 14-1/4 

Defy . 14-5/16 

Degenerate .. . 14-3/8 

Degrade. 14-7/16 

Degree . 14-1/2 

Dehort. 14-9/16 

Deity . 14-5/8 

Deject . 14-11/16 


W 
Delicu 
Delimit . . 

Delirium ...... 

Dell . xt 

Delta . 15-3/.. 

Delude. 15-1/4 

Delve . 15-5/16 

Demagogue .. . 15-3/8 

Demain . 15-7/16 

Demerit . 15-1/2 

Demijohn . 15-9/16 

Demise . 15-5/8 

Democrat . 15-11/16 

Demolish . 15-3/4 

Demon . 15-13/16 

Demonstrate .. 15-7/8 

Demoralize- 15-15/16 

Demotic . 16 

Demur . 16-1/16 

Demy . 16-1/8 

Den . 16-3/16 

Denim .. 16-1/4 

Denizen . 16-5/16 

Denominate .. . 16-3/8 

Denote ....... 16-7/16 

Denounce . 16-1/2 

Dense . 16-9/16 

Dent . 16-5/8 

Dental . 16-11/16 






















































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. 17 

> \ ' 

17-1/16 

t/tr . 

17-1-8 

piore . 

17-3/16 

Deplume .... 

17-1/4 

Depone . 

17-5/16 

Deport . 

17-3/8 

Depose . 

17-7/16 

Deposit . 

17-1/2 

Depot . 

17-9/16 

Deprave . 

17-5/8 

Depress. 

17-11/16 

Deprive . 

17-3/4 

Depth. 

17-13/16 

Depute. 

17-7/8 

Derange .... 

17-15/16 

Deride . 

18 

Derision .... 

18-1/16 

Derm . 

18-1/8 

Derogate . .. 

18-3/16 

Derrick . 

18-1/4 

Descend .... 

18-5/16 

Describe .... 

18-3/8 

Desecrate . .. 

18-7/16 

Desert . 

18-1/2 

Design . 

18-9/16 

Desire . 

18-5/8 

Desist. 

18-11/16 


o'cinued 

-%k . 18-3/4 

jJesmine . 18-13/16 

Desolate . 18-7/8 

Despair . 18-15/16 

Desperate . 19 

Despatch. 19-1/16 

Despise . 19-1/8 

Despoil. 19-3/16 

Despond. 19-1/4 

Destemper .... 19-5/16 

Destination . .. 19-3/8 

Destiny . 19-7/16 

Destitute’ . 19-1/2 

Destroy . 19-9/16 

Detach . 19-5/8 

Detain . 19-11/16 

Detect . 19-3/4 

Deter . 19-13/16 

Determine .... 19-7/8 

Dethrone . 19-15/16 

Detort . 20 

Detract . 21 

Detrude . 22 

Deuce. 23 

Develope . 24 

Deviate . 25 

Device . 26 

Devoid . 27 

Devote . 28 

Devour. 29 

Dew . 30 

Dewdrop . 31 


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NUMERALS—Continued 


Dexter . 32 

Dey. 33 

Diabetes . 34 

Diadem . 35 

Diagram . 36 

Dial . 37 

Dialect. 38 

Diameter . 39 

Diamond . 40 

Dice . 41 

Dickens . 42 

Dicker . 43 

Dictate. 44 

Didactic . 45 

Didapper . 46 

Dido . . 47 

Diet . 48 

Diffuse. 49 

Digest . 50 

Digit. 51 

Dignify . 52 

Digress . 53 

Dike . 54 

Dilate . 55 

Dilute. 56 

Dim . 57 

Dimish. 58 

Dimple . 59 

Dine . 60 

Dingo ......... 61 

Diploma . 62 

Dipper . 63 


Di rk .. 64 

Disable . 65 

Disband . 66 

Disbar . 67 

Discern . 68 

Disciple. 69 

Disclaim . 70 

Discord . 71 

Discoid . 72 

Discount ...... 73 

Discourage .... 74 

Discover . 75 

Disdain . 76 

Disembark .... 77 

Disfavor . 78 

Disgorge . 79 

Disgrace . 80 

Dissolve . 81 

Distant . 82 

Distaste. 83 

Distill . 84 

Distort. 85 

Disuse . 86 

Ditch . 87 

Ditone . 88 

Ditty . 89 

Diven . 90 

Dive . 91 

Diverge . 92 

Divert . 93 

Divest . 94 

Divine . 95 


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NUMERALS—Continued 


Divorce . 96 

Divulge . 97 

Dizen . 98 

Docile . 99 

Dock . 100 

Doctor . 101 

Dodge . 102 

Dogged . 103 

Dogma . 104 

Dole . 105 

Dolmen . 106 

Dolphin . 107 

Domain . 108 

Dome . 109 

Domestic . 110 

Dominate . Ill 

Donate’ . 112 

Donkey . 113 

Dorado . 114 

Dorman ...... 115 

Dormouse . 116 

Dornis . 117 

Dorsal . 118 

Dory . 119 

Dotage . 120 

Dowdy . 121 

Dowel . 122 

Dowry . 123 

Doze . 124 

Doxology . 125 

Drag . 126 

Dragon . 127 


Dragnet . 128 

Drake . 129 

Drastic . 130 

Dream . 131 

Dredge . 132 

Dregs . 133 

Drench . 134 

Dress . 135 

Droll . 136 

Dromedary ... 137 

Drone . 138 

Drip . 139 

Drum . 140 

Dryad . 141 

Duck . 142 

Duke . 143 

Dunder . 144 

Dungeon . 145 

Dupe . 146 

Dutch. 147 

Dwarf . 148 

Dwindle . 149 

Dynamic . 150 

Dyspepsia . 151 

Eager . 152 

Ear . 153 

Earl . 154 

Earnest . 155 

Earthworm . . . 156 

Easychair . 157 

Easel . 158 

Ebb . 159 


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NUMERALS—Continued 


Ebony . 160 

Echo. 161 

Eclipse . 162 

Economy. 163 

Eczema . 164 

Eddy . 165 

Edema . 166 

Eden . 167 

Edify . 168 

Educate . 169 

Egg . 170 

Egress . 171 

Elapse . 172 

Elastic . 173 

Elate . 174 

Elder . 175 

Elect . 176 

Elegant . }77 

Elephant . 178 

Elevate . 179 

Eliminate . 180 

Elm. 181 

Elope . 182 

Embargo . 183 

Embezzle . 184 

Emblem. 185 

Emerald . 186 

Emery . 187 

Empire . 188 

Employ ...- 189 

Emporium .... 190 

Enabled. 191 


Enameled . 192 

Encounter .... 193 

Encourage .... 194 

Endanger . 195 

Endogen . 196 

Endorse . 197 

Endure r. 198 

Energy . 199 

Engine . 200 

English . 205 

Engrave. 210 

Enjoin . 215 

Enlarge . 220 

Enlist. 225 

Enough . 230 

Enquire. 235 

Enrich . 240 

Entail ......... 245 

Entangle. 250 

Enterp . 255 

Entertain . 260 

Entire . 265 

Entrails. 270 

Entrap. 275 

Entrust . 280 

Envelope. 285 

Envoy. 290 

Epic . 295 

Epidemic ...... 300 

Epigram . 310 

Epistle . 320 

Epoch. 325 


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NUMERALS—Continued 


Epsom . 

... 330 

Epode . 

... 340 

Erase . 

... 350 

Ergo . 

.. . 360 

Errand .... 

.. . 370 

Escape .... 

. .. 375 

Escort .... 

... .380 

Escrow .... 

. .. 390 

Eskimo .... 

. . . 400 

Espouse ... 

... 425* 

Espy . 

... 450 

Esquire .... 

... 475 

Establish .. 

... 500 

Estate . 

... 600 

Esteem .... 

... 700 


Estop . 800 

Estray . 900 

Eternal . 1000 

Ether . 1100 

Eunuch . 1200 

Euphony . 1300 

Evacuate . 1400 

Evangel. 1500 

Evaporate .... 1600 

Event . 1700 

Exact . 1800 

Exaggerate .... 1900 

Exalt . 2000 

Examine . 3000 

Excavate. 5000 


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TIME AND DATES 




Gable .January. 

Gaff .....February. 

Gage .March. 

Gainsay .April. 

Gaiter .May. 

Galena .June. 


Galipot .July. 

Gallant .August. 

Gallon .September. 

Gallows .October. 

Gaily .November. 

Game .December. 


Garbage 
Garden 
Gargle . 


DAYS OF WEEK 

.Monday. Garnet.Thursday. 

Tuesday. Gasket ..Friday. 

.Wednesday. Gauge .Saturday. 


DAYS OF MONTH 


Ghost . 

. 1st. 

Gird .. 

.17th. 

Ghoul .. 


Girl . 

.... 18th. 

Giant . 

. 3rd. 

Give . 

.19th. 

Gibber . 

.1 4th. 

Gizzard . .. 

.20th. 

Gibe . 

.5th. 

Glad . 

.21st. 

Gig . 

. 6th. 

Glade . 


Giddy . 

.7th. 

Gladiator . 

.23rd. 

Gild . 

.8th. 

Glance .... 

.24th. 

Gill . 

9th. 

Gland .... 

.25th. 

Gimbal .... 

10 th. 

Glare . 

.26th. 

Gimp . 

..Hth. 

Glacier . . . 

. 27th. 

Gin . 

...12th. 

Gleam .... 

.'.28th. 

Ginger . 

.13th. 

Glen . 

.29th. 

Gingham . . . 

.14th. 

Glim . 

.30th. 

Ginseng .... 

.15th. 

Glint . 

.31st.. 

Gipsy . 





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GRADES 

American Standard Classification 


Hackle .Middling Fair. 

Haft .Strict ^Good Middling. 

Hail . Good Middling. 

Hair .Strict Middling. 

Halberd.Middling. 

Halt . Strict Low Middling. 

Halter .Low Middling. 

Halyard . Strict Good Ordinary. 

Hames . Good Ordinary. 

Hamlet . Good Middling Spotted. 

Hammer . Strict Middling Spotted. 

Hamper . Middling Spotted. 

Handbills . Strict Low Middling Spotted. 

Harbor . Strict Good Middling tinged. 

Hardship . Good Middling tinged. 

Hardware .(Strict Middling tinged. 

Harem . Middling tinged. 

Harp . Strict Low Middling tinged. 

Hatchet.Low Middling tinged. 

Haunt . Good Middling stained. 

Haven . Strict Middling stained. 

Hawthorn . Middling stained. 

Hawk . Strict Low Middling stained. 

Hay .Low Middling stained. 

Haypress ...... Nondescripts. 

Hayrack .Baled samples. 

Haymow .Waterpacks. 

Hayseed .Gin cuts. 

Hayloft . 

Hayfield . 


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Liverpool Classification 

Hazel . Middling Fair. 

Hemlock . Barely Middling Fair. 

Hemp. Fully Good Middling. 

Herald. Good Middling. 

Herbage . Fully Middling. 

Herd. Middling. 

Hessian . Fully Low Middling, 

Hickory. Low Middling. 

Hidebound .Fully Good Ordinary. 

Hindoo . Good Ordinary. 

Hinge . Fully Good Middling spotted. 

History . Good Middling spotted. 

Hither . Fully Middling spotted. 

Hoard . Middling spotted. 

Hobby . Fully Good Middling tinged. 

Hoist ..Good Middling tinged. 

Holland. Fully Middling tinged. 

Holly . Middling tinged. 

Hominy . Fully Low Middling tinged. 

Honey . Low Middling tinged. 

Honeycomb .... Good Middling stained. 

Horizon. Fully Middling stained. 

Hostage.Fully low Middling stained. 

Hound . Low Middling stained. 

Humbug . 

Hussar. 

Hyena . 

Hypocrite . 


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ATLANTA GRADES 


The following letters prefixed before any numeral will 


indicate both the 

grade 

and number of 

bales. 

Ic . 

2 ’s 

Io . 


Id . 

3’s 

Ir. 

. ...Sp. 9’s 

If . 

4’s 

Is .. 

. 10’s 

Ig . 

5’s 

It. 

. ll’s 

Ik . 

6’s 

. iy .. 

. 12 ’s 

Im .. 

7’s 

Ix. 

. 13’s 

In . 

8 ’s 

Iz. 

. 18’s 


(ILLUSTRATION: In reporting 30 bales of 3’s you 
would list as follows: Iddew or 15 bales of 4’s would 
bo “Ifdelimit.”) 


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TYPES AND SAMPLES 

Label .Our Samples. 

Lace.Our type Samples. 

Lacerate .Your Samples. 

Lack.Your type Samples. 

Lacuna .Actual samples. 

Ladder.When did you send samples? 


Ladrone . .. 


to-day 

complete 

set 

types 


Woodbury cotton to 



Lady . 


to-day 

complete 

set 

types 


Macon 

cotton 

to 



Lagoon .... 


to-day 

complete 

set 

types 


Montezuma cotton to 



Lake . 


to-day 

complete 

set 

types 


Atlanta 

cotton 

to 




Lame .Express or mail to-day complete set 

types_^—cotton to 

Lament .Express or send by mail to-day 

Lamp .Send types from_up, to 

Lampoon.Send types from_down, to 

Lanate .Send actual samples from your_to 

Lance .Send ticketed samples of_to us 

Land .Send ticketed samples of_to 

Lanyard .Business pending receipt of samples. 

Lapse . 

Lapring. 

Lapsided. 

Larboard . 

Larceny . 

Lard. 

Lariat . 

Lark.. 

Larrup . 

Lash . 

Latchet . 

Latent . 


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LIMITS, ETC. 

Lateral. Use-basis, F. O. B. 

Lathe. Use__basis in store. 

Lather . If can not buy at limit, telegraph at 

which price you can buy. 

Latin . If can not buy at limit, get firm offer 

on any lots offering and submit to 
us, advising when your offer will 
expire. 

Latitude. Buy all you can, taking everything 

offered at the market. 

Lattice.;At what price basis 4’s can you buy 

in your market? 

Laudanum. At what price basis 4’s shall I buy? 

Launch ...At what price basis Liverpool Good 

Middling can you buy in your 
market? 

Laurel . At what price basis Liverpool Good 

Middling shall I buy? 

Lawn . What prices are being used on the 

street? 

Leach . Other buyers are paying 

League. Can not change limit 

Lean . Based on_futures at_you may 

use_basis. 

Leap . Reduce limit to 

Learn. Increase limit to 

Lease . Use ten points on 

Leaven .Use fifteen points on 

Ledge ../Use twenty points on 

Legacy. Use twenty-five on 

Legate .Use thirty points on 

Legend . Use thirty-five on 

Legion . Use forty points on 

Legislate . Use forty-five points on 


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LIMITS, ETC.—Continued 

Legume . Use fifty points on 

Lemon ... Use ten points under 

Lenient . Use fifteen points under- 

Leopard. Use twenty points under 

Lesson . Use twenty-five points under 

Lettuce . Use thirty points under 

U eve ©.. Use thirty-five points under 

Liable . Use forty points under 

Libation . Use forty-five points under 

Liberal . Use fifty points under 

Librar y . Allow you a discretion of 1/16 cent 

per pound 

Lice . Allow, you a discretion of 1/8 cent per 

pound 

License .Best we can do is 

Lick .Landed Carolina points Group A 

Licorice -* Landed Carolina points Group B 

Ligate . Landed Savannah 

Lilac . Landed New York State 

L | man . Landed New England points 

Limber . Landed Boston proper 

Linen . 

Ling . 

Linnet . 

Lion . 

Literal . 

Litigate . 

Litmus. 

Litter . 

Livery . 

Lizard . 


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RELATIVE TO PURCHASES. PRICES, ETC. 

Loach .Your offer is accepted 

Lobby.Your offer is declined 

Lobster .We are offered 

Lock.What is the reason you can not buy? 

Locust .Do not leave this offer open 

Lodge.Think you are paying too much 

Loft.How long is your offer good? 

Log .We have bought for your account 

Loin .Your market is too high, we can do 

better elsewhere 

Loiter .We are buying at this price 

Loop .Report all purchases by wire at once 

Lope . 

Lotion . 

Lottery . 

Lounge . 

Lumbago . 

Lumber . 

Lupine. 

Lurch 7. 

Lure . 

Luster . 

Lute .; 

Luzate . 

Lynch . 


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MARKET AND CROP CONDITIONS 

Macaroni .Spot market weak 

Macaw.Spot market not following futures 

Maccaboy .Expect; an advance 

Mace .Expect a decline 

Macerate .Expect a permanent advance 

Machine .Expect a permanent decline 

Mackeral.New Crop cotton 

Mackintosh.Old Crop cotton 

Madam .Reports are current to the effect that 

Madder .Cotton is offering freely in other parts 

of territory at_ 

Magnify .What is your opinion as to 

Magnesia .Demand poor 

Magnolia.Demand good 

Magpie .Demand good at full prices 

Mahogany.Give us some information as to 

Maize .Crop prospects are good 

Major.Crop prospects are poor 

Malishite .Crop prospects are improving 

Malady .Crop prospects are declining 

Malaria .Crop is under last season about_% 

Malice .Crop is above last season about_% 

Malaga .No change in crop prospects 

Mall .Planters holding back their cotton 

Mallow .Planters hurrying forward their cotton 

Mammon .Keep us posted about your market 

every opportunity 

Mankind . 

Manhood. 

Manacle . 

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BILLS OF LADING AND DRAFTS 

Meager .Bill of lading 

Meal .Bill of lading not signed 

Mean .Bill of lading not endorsed 

Measles .Bill of lading does not show “For 

Reshipment” 

Measure .Send bill of lading by first mail 

Mechanic.Send two copies of bill of lading to 

Meconium .Send three copies of bill of lading to 

Medal .Bill of lading must be dated_ 

Mediate .Please have your bank telegraph to 

its correspondent giving bank here 
authority to either endorse or guar¬ 
antee bill of lading. 

Medicine .Please have your bank telegraph to 

its correspondent giving bank here 
authority to endorse bill of lading 

Medley .Please have your bank telegraph to 

its correspondent giving bank here 

authority to hold draft until_ 

Melody .Through bill of lading direct to 

Melon. 

Member . 

Membrane . 

Memorize . 

Menace . 

Mental . 

Mentor . 

Merchant . 


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SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS 

Mica .Shipping instructions to follow in to 

day’s mail, look out for same 

Midland .Shipping instructions will be sent as 

soon as we receive them 

Middy .Ship-bales. Same instructions 

as your shipment Invoice No_ 

Migrate .Can’t you ship at once at least part 

of Order No_ 

Mild .Be sure to ship within time limit 

Militate .Are you shipping Order No_? 

Millet .Same shipment. 

Milliner .C. I. F., 6% with 1% Franchise 

Mime .C. I. F., 6% with 1% Franchise, to be 

insured gross amount invoice plus 
10%. Certificate attached to draft. 
Mimic .Ship to Order Notify_at_ 

Draw B/L attached on_at_ 

Through Bank _ 

Mincepie.Ship to J. J. Williamson’s Agency, At¬ 

lanta, Ga. 

For reshipment_ 

Miner ... ship to J. J. Williamson’s Agency, 

Macon, Ga. 

For reshipment - 

Mineral .Ship to J. J. Williamson’s Agency, 

Montezuma, Ga. 

For reshipment --- 

Mingle .Ship to - 


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SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS—Continued 


Minute ..Ship to 


Minister .Ship to 


Mink .Ship to 


Minnow .Ship to 


. Mintage .Ship to 


Miracle .Ship to 


Mire .Ship to 


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SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS—Continued 

Miser .Net weights 

Misery .Four pounds new patching 

Misfit .Five pounds new patching 

Mishap .Six pounds new patching 

Missle .Seven pounds new patching 

Mist .Eight pounds new patching 

Mite .Nine pounds new patching 

Mitt .Ten pounds new patching 

Moan .New patching 

Mob .Second hand patching 

Moccasin.Have pressed and ready for shipment 

by 

Mock . 

Mockery . 

Mode . 

Modish . 

Model. 

Modulate. 

Modest. 

Modify . 

Mogul. 

Mohair . 

Moist . 

Molar. 


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GENERAL PHRASES 


Monogram . 

Monopoly . 

Monition . 

Monsoon . 

Monster. 

Monument . 

Mood . 

Moonbeam . 

Moonlight. 

Moonshine . 

Moose . 

Mop . 

Moral. 

Morass. 

Morbid . 

Morsel . 

Moreen . 

Mormon . 

Morse. 

Mortar . 

Mosaic. 

Mosque . 

Moss . 

Mote . 

Moth . 

Motor. 

Motto . 

Mound . 

Mouse . 

Mouth . 


Do not pay 
We can sell 
We are long 
We are short 
Waterpacked 
False packed 
Your order No. 

Our order No. 

Carolina cotton 
Georgia cotton 
Alabama cotton 
Nothing below 
Compressed cotton 
We confirm sale 
We confirm purchase 
For account of 
For our account 
For your account 
Country damaged 
Have been rejected 
Use differences No. 
Others are doing it 
Answer immediately 
Even running grades 
Until further notice 
Answer by telephone 
Look well to weights 
You need not re-weigh 
We cancel our offer of 
We cancel our limit 


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GENERAL PHRASES—Continued 

Oak . Party out of town 

Oar . Warehouse receipts 

Obese . Please get offer on 

Obey . Equal shipment marked 

Object . Macon section cotton 

Oblate .Atlanta section cotton 

Obscene . Montezuma section cotton 

Occasion. Woodbury section cotton 

Occult .Athens section cotton 

Occupy . Columbus section cotton 

Ocean . Roanoke section cotton 

Ocelot . Opelika section cotton 

Octagon . North Georgia cotton 

Octave . South Georgia cotton 

Odium . 7/8 inch staple 

Odor . 7/8 to 1 inch staple 

Offset . 1 inch staple 

Offend . 1 to 1 1/16 inch staple 

Ogee . 1 1-6 inch staple 

Oil. 1 1/16 to 1 1/8 inch staple 

Okra . 1 1/8 inch and above 

Olive. We are working on it 

Omega. Usual commission to you 

Omen . Offer more on same terms 

Onion. Your weights are losing 

Opal . Your grades are losing 

Opera. Bale bearing your tag No. 

Opossum . Mill can not use the cotton 

Oppose . Business being injured 

Oppress. What are you doing about 

Oral . Atlanta Classification 

Orange . Liverpool Classification 


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GENERAL PHRASES—Continued 

Oration .Party has decided to wait 

Orchard .There is a prejudice against 

Ordain .Get everything in readiness 

Oriole .Subject to immediate reply 

Ornary .Weigh your poise and report 

Orphan .Have you tested the scales 

Orthodox .Did you test the scales before weigh¬ 

ing 

Ostrich .Re-weigh by the warehouse numbers 

Ottoman .it is necessary in order to trade 

Ounce .You have overshipped your sales 

Outcast ..Have you mailed Export Declaration 

Outgo.Watch out for damaged cotton 

Outside .Every bale must be re-weighed 

Outrage.Every bale must be re-classed 

Overalls .Please refer to your invoice No. 

Overdo .Telegraph any bid that you can get 

Oversee .What are your competitors doing 

Overtake .We don’t understand your telegram 

Overthrow .Is this party thoroughly reliable 

Owl .Have you a telegraphic confirmation 

Ox .Have you a written confirmation on 

file 

Oyster .A dispute has arisen with regard to 

Ra kbi .You have not done as we instructed 

Raccoon.We refer you to our letter of 

Race.Owing to the congested condition at 

Rack .Equal in every respect to our type 

Radius .Staple is better than last season 

Raft .Staple is worse than last season 


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GENERAL PHRASES—Continued 

Rage .From what section is your cotton 


Ragman ... 
Rail . 

offered? 

shipment 

Rain . 

Raisin . 

badly 

Rajah . 

.Think these people are treating us 

well 

Rally . 

charges 

Ram . 

day? 

Ramrod .... 

.Look well after your weights and 

Ramble .... 

grades 

tions 

Ramee .... 

packs 

Ramp . 

.Have cotton moved as quickly as pos- 

sible 

Rampart ... 

voice of 

Ran . 

code 

Ranch . 

Rancid .... 

off basis 

Random 

.Cotton will average - — points 

on basis 

Range . 

.Offer bales more at same terms 


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GENERAL PHRASES—Continued 


Rank . Order about which you enquired was 

shipped 

Ransack . Have not received invoice covering_ 

Ransom . We are getting heavy excess tare 

claims 

Rant . Communicate with us again before 

doing anything. 

Rantipole . Reply by to-day’s mail giving full par¬ 

ticulars 

Rap . How is the movement of cotton in 

your section? 

Rape . Did -you personally weigh every bale 

in shipment? 

Rapid . This is a full price; please make us a 

shipment accordingly. 

Rapine . Answer immediately or our chance for 

handling will be gone. 

Rapture . This offer is subject to immediate ac¬ 

ceptance and will not be left open. 

Rapier . Distress lots are likely to be on the 

market. 

Rappee . Answer by telephone as soon as you 

have the information. 

Rare .We understand your offer to be_ 

on which basis we accept it. 

Rarefy . if you need extra help to handle this 

cotton wire me at once. 

Rascal . Mail to-day a detailed outturn giving 

weight and grade on each bale in 
lot. 

^ ase . After making a careful examination 

of the actual cotton. 


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GENERAL PHRASES—Continued 


Razor.This is a very desirable lot of cotton, 

we Tecommend the purchase. 

Rash .Please give us some discretion if pos- 

, sible. 

Rasp .This telegram is sent at_ad¬ 

vise the exact time that you receive 
it. 

Rasure.We want his business and will do well 

by him if we get it. 

Ratan .Handle the matter according to your 

best judgment. 

Ratch .We do not think that there will be 

any more sold to-day. 

Ratio .Do not ship cotton. We will send a 

man to receive it. 

Rational .Be careful to deduct 50c per bale com¬ 

mission from invoice. 

Ratify .Please stir up the railroad people; it 

is important that something be done. 

Ratoon .“Sawfish Terms” meaning weights and 

grades to be determined at 

Rattle ..jAt present we have some good orders 

and are glad to give you benefit of 
them as long as they are unfilled. 

Ravage .Give your attention to working cotton 

on the press in order to facilitate 
the movement on orders. 

Rave ..Future business with these people will 

depend largely on the outturn of this 
shipment. 

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GENERAL PHRASES—Continued 

Raven .Telephone line in bad condition. You 


Ravish ... . 

will have to telegraph until tele¬ 
phone lines are put in order. 

.... Have the railroads see if they can lo- 
cate any freight room to 
and notify me as quickly as you 

can. 

Reag . 

.... Your shipment loses 

pounds in weight. If for any reason 
you want it re-weighed, wire instruc¬ 
tions at once. 

Rebec . 

.... Do not order cotton re-weighed unless 
it is for your own protection or you 
feel that a mistake has been made. 

Rebel . 

.... We will take a limited quantity of 
cotton for October delivery, if 
bought from reliable parties, at 

Rebuff .... 

.... We will take a limited quantity of 
cotton for November delivery, if 

Rebug .... 

bought from reliable parties, at 
• •. • Buy all you can for October delivery 
from thoroughlv reliable parties at 
reporting your purchases 

Rebuild .... 

promptly. 

• • • • Draft for has been presented, 

we have no invoice for same. If you 

Rebuke .... 

Rebus . 

Recant .... 
Recap . 

have sent one it has probably gone 
astray. Please send another invoice 
with detailed weights by first mail. 


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INDEX. 


Page 

Bills of Lading, Drafts . 20 

Days of Month . 11 

Days of Week . 11 

General Phrases .24-30 

Grades. American Classification . 12 

Liverpool Classification . 13 

Atlanta Classification . 14 

Limits .10-17 

Market and Crop Conditions . 19 

Months . 11 

Numerals, Prices . 3-10 

Purchases, Offers . 18 

Shipping Instructions .21-23 

Type Names, Quantities .31-35 

Types, Samples . 15 


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